Mock Data generate Option added in Value Expression
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Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Added support for new FontAwesome icons for various image types.
- Introduced functionality for generating and evaluating mock data expressions using the
Boguslibrary.
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Bug Fixes
- Improved category handling in Value Expression Editor.
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Chores
- Added
Boguslibrary dependency for enhanced mock data generation.
- Added
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Tests
- Added new test methods for validating mock data expressions.
Walkthrough
The recent updates introduce new capabilities for handling mock data generation using the Bogus library. Changes include new enum values for eImageType, methods to process mock data expressions, and various UI updates to utilize these enhancements. A notable update is the addition of FontAwesome icons to the SetImage() method for different image types.
Changes
| Files/Groups | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| Ginger/.../ImageMakerControl.xaml.cs | Added cases to SetImage() method to handle new eImageTypes and set FontAwesome icons. |
| Ginger/.../ValueExpressionEditorPage.xaml.cs | Added new cases in GetCategoryImageType, and removed commented-out code in AddEnvParams. |
| GingerCoreCommon/EnumsLib/eImageType.cs | Added new enum values: AddressCard, IdCard, IdBadge, Phone, and MoneyCheckDollar to the eImageType. |
| GingerCoreNET/GingerCoreNET.csproj | Added Bogus package reference (version 35.5.1). |
| GingerCoreNET/RosLynLib/CodeProcessor.cs | Added methods for processing expressions with mock data generation using the Bogus library. |
| GingerCoreNET/ValueExpressionLib/ValueExpression.cs | Added a private method EvaluateBogusDataGenrateFunctions(), updated Calculate() method, and added a check for "{MockDataExp" in ContainsFormula(). |
| GingerCoreNETUnitTest/RosLynTestLib/GlobalsTest.cs | Added new test methods for generating and validating various types of mock data expressions using CodeProcessor.GetBogusDataGenerateresult. |
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